2026-02-06

I found a great design to use for my site and in some nice buttons on the main page too. I wanted to finally add something to this page so Im going to rank some OS's.

Also future rankings and such will go here

OS Rankings:

• Arch Linux: 10/10 - very customizable, you can be make it easy or hard, I like to call it the engineer's dream
• Fedora: 10/10 - Even under heavy load it doesnt fall apart, and all of the features it comes with (desktop, apps, etc.) are integrated really well
• Debian: 10/10 - Incredibly stable, you could say that it "just works"
• Linux Mint: 10/10 - Very user-friendly, great for beginers (especially for those that want to transition to desktop linux) or for pros as well
• Gentoo: 5.5/10 - It has nice tweaks but I don't like the complexity, most of the time it needs nasa hardware to shine otherwise it'll be a brick, but if you manage it corectly, it'll be very stable
• Manjaro: 4/10 - An Arch knockoff Ubuntu-style for those that find Arch too hard
• Ubuntu: 6/10 - Looks nice and works well, but telemetry ruins it all
• OS/2 (Warp 4 to 4.52): 7/10 - Super cool and retro, emulating it is very very hard (trust me i wasted a couple hours trying to set it up) and also finding programs is hard, best to natively boot off of it (not emulate)
• Windows Vista: 9/10 - I love Frutiger Aero, windows vista is also really customizeable and convient, probably windows's best OS to be honest
• Windows 3.1: 8.5/10 - excellent at what it does, you can even connect to the internet on it and do some modern things which I think is cool
• Windows 98: 9/10 - King of gaming and productivity back in the day, it looks awesome and most of the time it does what modern windows can do in fraction of the needed ram
• Amiga OS: 8.8/10 Everything Amiga related was ahead of it's time, starting with the Amiga 500, you could make profesional music with ProTracker or OctaMed, which started the entire movement of tracker music.